Slapped by his brother, tympanic membrane perforation, 3-4 cm in size, hearing loss has been blurred, do you need surgery? Will there be sequelae after that? What should we pay attention to? Can you dance?
Condition Analysis:
Hello, from your medical history description, tympanic membrane perforation caused by trauma generally does not need surgery. With the extension of time, it will heal automatically. Generally, after healing, it will not affect your hearing or your dancing. You can continue dancing. Of course, it is recommended that you try not to have water into your ears when taking a bath to prevent bacterial infection from causing otitis media.
Condition Analysis:
At present, the tympanic membrane perforation is 3 ~ 4cm, and the corresponding hearing blur and decline occur. It is still necessary to carry out the operation as soon as possible, because the complications and prognosis may be affected through its own repair and healing. Therefore, for the sake of safety, it is relatively safe to treat it through early operation.
Condition Analysis:
If the eardrum perforation is treated actively, it can basically heal, and the hearing has not been affected. There should be no sequelae. There is no problem with the current experience, and there will be no hearing loss again due to the injury. During this period, you can take some anti-inflammatory drugs instead of spicy food.
